Musk accuses UK police, PM Starmer of double standards in handling riots

Thousands of self-declared 'anti-racism demonstrators' have taken to the streets in the UK to counter a new wave of far-right rallies. Violence erupted following the killing of three young girls in Southport and the subsequent lack of information about the suspect. The 17-year-old apprehended for the murders was initially wrongly accused of being a Muslim immigrant but was actually born in Cardiff to Rwandan parents.

Meanwhile, Elon Musk has accused the UK police and Prime Minister Starmer of double standards, claiming that the police deal more forcefully with anti-migrant supporters than with those on the left. Veteran journalist Martin Jay says the events highlight the failure of Britain's experiment with multiculturalism.